In “First Comes Scandal,” part of Julia Quinn’s Bridgerton prequel collection, Nicholas Rokesby proposes to lifelong friend Georgiana Bridgerton after her reputation is ruined. The novel explores their transition from friends to lovers amidst societal challenges, highlighting gender inequality issues. It’s recommended for both new and longtime fans of Quinn’s romance novels.
Bridgerton Prequels
Book Review: The Other Miss Bridgerton by Julia Quinn
In Julia Quinn’s “The Other Miss Bridgerton,” Poppy Bridgerton’s curiosity leads to her kidnapping by privateer Andrew Rokesby, who secretly works for the crown. Confined to his cabin, Poppy and Andrew grow close and fall in love. The reviewer enjoyed their evolving relationship and recommends the book to romance fans.
Book Review: The Girl with the Make-Believe Husband by Julia Quinn
“The Girl with the Make-Believe Husband,” a sequel to “Because of Miss Bridgerton,” is a historical romance set during the Revolutionary War. It’s about Edward Rokesby and Cecilia Harcourt who fall in love after Cecilia travels to New York to find her injured brother and declares herself Edward’s wife to care for him.
Book Review: Because of Miss Bridgerton by Julia Quinn
“For centuries, the Bridgertons and the Rokesbys have been neighbors. Despite Billie Bridgerton and George Rokesby initially hating each other, a series of events lead to unexpected romance. Their relationship evolves from annoyance to love, making ‘Because of Miss Bridgerton’ a delightful, recommended read for romance fans.”